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Exam Name:	AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional
Exam Code:	SAP-C02 Dumps
Vendor:	Amazon Web Services	Certification:	AWS Certified Professional
Questions:	645 Q&A's	Shared By:	alya

Question 88

A company needs to migrate a 2 TB MySQL database from an on-premises data center to an Amazon Aurora cluster. The database receives hundreds of updates every minute. The on-premises database server is not accessible through the internet.

The migration solution must ensure that no data is lost between the start of migration and cutover. The migration must begin as soon as possible and must minimize downtime.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

Create an AWS Site-to-Site VPN connection between the on-premises data center and the VPC that hosts the Aurora duster. Create a dump of the on-premises database by using mysqldump. Upload the dump to Amazon S3 by using multipart upload. Use an Amazon EC2 instance with appropriate permissions to import the dump to the Aurora cluster.

Create an AWS Site-to-Site VPN connection between the on-premises data center and the VPC that hosts the Aurora cluster. Specify the on-premises database as the source endpoint in AWS DMS. Specify the Aurora duster as the target endpoint. Configure a DMS task with ongoing replication.

Set up an AWS Direct Connect connection between the on-premises data center and the VPC that hosts the Aurora duster. Create a dump of the on-premises database by using mysqldump. Upload the dump to Amazon S3 by using multipart upload. Use an Amazon EC2 instance with appropriate permissions to import the dump to the Aurora cluster. Set up replication between the data center and the Aurora cluster.

Set up an AWS Direct Connect connection between the on-premises data center and the VPC that hosts the Aurora cluster. Specify the on-premises database as the source endpoint in AWS DMS. Specify the Aurora duster as the target endpoint Configure a DMS task with ongoing replication.

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Question 89

A company is planning to migrate workloads from its on-premises data center to Amazon EC2 instances. The workloads run on physical servers and VMware virtual servers. The company has gathered details about each on-premises server and virtual server, including server specification, CPU utilization, and memory utilization. The company has stored these details in a .csv file named onprem.csv.

Before the migration, the company must estimate the cost of running the servers on AWS and must determine recommended EC2 instance types for the servers. The company must export this information to a different .csv file.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

Configure AWS Compute Optimizer to generate recommendations from an external source. Import the onprem.csv file. Export the Compute Optimizer recommendations to a new .csv file.

Import the onprem.csv file into AWS Migration Hub by using AWS Migration Hub import. Use EC2 instance recommendations from Migration Hub to generate recommendations. Export the recommendations to a new .csv file.

Deploy AWS Application Discovery Service Agentless Collector on premises. Use Agentless Collector to import the onprem.csv file. Send the file to AWS Migration Hub. Use EC2 instance recommendations from Migration Hub to generate recommendations. Export the recommendations to a new .csv file.

Upload the onprem.csv file to an Amazon S3 bucket. Configure Migration Evaluator to import the data from the S3 bucket. Generate and confirm recommendations by using Migration Evaluator Quick Insights. Export the final recommendations to a new .csv file in the S3 bucket.

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Question 90

A company needs to gather data from an experiment in a remote location that does not have internet connectivity. During the experiment, sensors that are connected to a total network will generate 6 TB of data in a preprimary formal over the course of 1 week. The sensors can be configured to upload their data files to an FTP server periodically, but the sensors do not have their own FTP server. The sensors also do not support other protocols. The company needs to collect the data centrally and move lie data to object storage in the AWS Cloud as soon. as possible after the experiment.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

Order an AWS Snowball Edge Compute Optimized device. Connect the device to the local network. Configure AWS DataSync with a target bucket name, and unload the data over NFS to the device. After the experiment return the device to AWS so that the data can be loaded into Amazon S3.

Order an AWS Snowcone device, including an Amazon Linux 2 AMI. Connect the device to the local network. Launch an Amazon EC2 instance on the device. Create a shell script that periodically downloads data from each sensor. After the experiment, return the device to AWS so that the data can be loaded as an Amazon Elastic Block Store [Amazon EBS) volume.

Order an AWS Snowcone device, including an Amazon Linux 2 AMI. Connect the device to the local network. Launch an Amazon EC2 instance on the device. Install and configure an FTP server on the EC2 instance. Configure the sensors to upload data to the EC2 instance. After the experiment, return the device to AWS so that the data can be loaded into Amazon S3.

Order an AWS Snowcone device. Connect the device to the local network. Configure the device to use Amazon FSx. Configure the sensors to upload data to the device. Configure AWS DataSync on the device to synchronize the uploaded data with an Amazon S3 bucket Return the device to AWS so that the data can be loaded as an Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volume.

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Question 91

A company is deploying a new application on AWS. The application consists of an Amazon EKS cluster and an Amazon ECR repository. The EKS cluster has an AWS managed node group.

The company ' s security guidelines state that all resources on AWS must be continuously scanned for security vulnerabilities.

Which solution will meet this requirement with the LEAST operational overhead?

Options:

Activate AWS Security Hub. Configure Security Hub to scan the EKS nodes and the ECR repository.

Activate Amazon Inspector to scan the EKS nodes and the ECR repository.

Launch a new Amazon EC2 instance and install a vulnerability scanning tool from AWS Marketplace. Configure the EC2 instance to scan the EKS nodes. Configure Amazon ECR to perform a basic scan on push.

Install the Amazon CloudWatch agent on the EKS nodes. Configure the CloudWatch agent to scan continuously. Configure Amazon ECR to perform a basic scan on push.

Discussion

Answer:

Explanation:

The requirement is to continuously scan all AWS resources in this solution for security vulnerabilities with the least operational overhead. The environment includes Amazon EKS worker nodes in a managed node group and an Amazon ECR repository that stores container images used by the EKS cluster.

Amazon Inspector is a managed vulnerability scanning service that integrates directly with multiple AWS resource types. It can automatically discover Amazon EC2 instances (including EKS managed node group instances) and perform continuous vulnerability assessments against them, using software inventory and known CVE databases. Inspector also integrates with Amazon ECR to scan container images for vulnerabilities when images are pushed to the repository and periodically thereafter, providing continuous assessment of image security posture without requiring separate scanners or infrastructure.

By activating Amazon Inspector for the account and region, the service will automatically start tracking supported resources, including EKS-managed EC2 instances and ECR repositories, and will begin scanning them for known vulnerabilities. Findings are provided through the Inspector console and can be integrated with other services such as AWS Security Hub or Amazon EventBridge for further aggregation and automation, but no separate infrastructure deployment or maintenance is required.

Option B, therefore, provides end-to-end vulnerability scanning for both the EKS nodes and the ECR images with minimal operational overhead, because it leverages a fully managed AWS service that automatically discovers and scans supported resources.

Option A is not correct because AWS Security Hub does not itself perform vulnerability scanning. Security Hub aggregates and normalizes security findings from various AWS services, including Amazon Inspector, GuardDuty, and others. It is a security posture management and aggregation service, not a vulnerability scanner.

Option C introduces additional operational overhead by requiring the company to provision, configure, secure, and maintain a separate EC2 instance running a third-party vulnerability scanning tool. While ECR basic scan-on-push can detect some image vulnerabilities, the EC2-based scanner must be managed, updated, and scaled by the customer, which violates the requirement for the least operational overhead when a fully managed alternative exists.

Option D is incorrect because the Amazon CloudWatch agent is used for metrics and log collection from EC2 instances and other environments; it does not perform vulnerability scanning or CVE analysis. Configuring CloudWatch for monitoring and logging does not meet the requirement to continuously scan for security vulnerabilities. ECR basic scans also provide only image-level scanning and do not cover the EKS nodes themselves.

Therefore, enabling Amazon Inspector to scan both the EKS nodes and the ECR repository, as described in option B, is the solution that meets the continuous vulnerability scanning requirement with the least operational overhead.

[References:AWS documentation for Amazon Inspector capabilities including automated discovery and continuous vulnerability scanning for EC2 instances and Amazon ECR images.AWS documentation describing AWS Security Hub as a security findings aggregation and posture management service rather than a vulnerability scanner.AWS documentation for the Amazon CloudWatch agent and its role in collecting metrics and logs, not performing security scans., , , , ]

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